TILT Brass Band - ALL TILT
The Stone, NYC
June 15 & 16, 2007

6/16 PROGRAM
8:00
Kevin Norton - Enduring Heart
Taylor Ho Bynum - preharmonic, postchordal, revamped*
Charles Waters - 3 Mysteries [Concertimento #12]*

10:00
Dave Ballou - Concerto for TILT
Nate Wooley - There was this shadow, this double*
Curtis Hasselbring - (untilted)*

[Hear 6/15 PROGRAM at http://www.archive.org/TILT-Brass-Band_ALL-TILT_6-15-07]

PERSONNEL
Russ Johnson, Shane Endsley, Sycil Mathai - trumpet
Joe Fiedler, Chris McIntyre, Jacob Garchik - trombone
John Clark, Ann Ellsworth - French horn
Ron Caswell - tuba
Kevin Norton - percussion
Greg Evans - conductor

Special Guest
Pandelis Karayorgis - solo piano on Water's Concertimento #12

COMPOSERS
Dave Ballou - www.daveballou.com/
Taylor Ho Bynum - www.taylorhobynum.com/
Anthony Coleman - www.newenglandconservatory.edu/faculty/colemanA.html
Curtis Hasselbring - www.curha.com/
Kevin Norton - www.kevinnorton.com/
Charles Waters - www.myspace.com/goldsparkleband
Nate Wooley - www.natewooley.com/

ABOUT TILT
New York-based TILT Brass Band is a collective of creative brass and percussion artists. Its music nods in all directions, fearlessly taking on works from the fringes of experimental concert music, arrangements of left-of-center pop tunes, blatant and oblique political pieces, full-band improvisations and beyond. TILT negotiates its tastes with programs ranging from far-flung aesthetic combinations to singular thematic and conceptual investigations, often dealing with the fusion of written and improvised material. www.tiltbrass.org


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Date: 2007-06-16
Keywords: TILT Brass Band; Kevin Norton; Charles Waters; Taylor Ho Bynum; Anthony Coleman; Curtis Hasselbring; Nate Wooley

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Reviewer: lift-every-voice - - November 13, 2007
Subject: shadowplay, heartbeats and mysteries
Always happy to stumble opon something original like this in the Internet Archive. Great players, inventive writing. Keep up the good work.